message_ix_models.model.transport.plot.DemandCap

class message_ix_models.model.transport.plot.DemandCap

Bases: Plot

Transport demand per capita [km / a].

__init__()

Methods

__init__()
add_tasks(c, key, *inputs[, strict])	Use a custom output path.
generate(data, commodities, cg)	Generate and return the plot.
ggtitle([extra])	Return plotnine.ggtitle including the current date & time.
groupby_plot(data, *args)	Combination of groupby and ggplot().
make_task(*inputs)	Return a task tuple to add to a Computer.
save(config, *args, **kwargs)	Prepare data, call generate(), and save to file.

Attributes

basename	File name base for saving the plot.
inputs	Keys referring to Quantities or other inputs accepted by generate().
path	Path for file output.
runs_on_solved_scenario	False for plots not intended to be run on a solved scenario.
save_args	Keyword arguments for plotnine.ggplot.save.
static	list of plotnine objects that are not dynamic
suffix	File extension; determines file format.
title	Fixed plot title string.
unit	Units expression for plot title.

classmethod add_tasks(c: Computer, key: KeyLike, *inputs, strict: bool = False) → KeyLike

Use a custom output path.

basename = 'demand-capita'

File name base for saving the plot.

generate(data, commodities, cg)

Generate and return the plot.

A subclass of Plot must implement this method.

Parameters:

args (Sequence of pandas.DataFrame or other) –

One argument is given corresponding to each of the inputs.

Because plotnine operates on pandas data structures, save() automatically converts any Quantity inputs to pandas.DataFrame before they are passed to generate().

ggtitle(extra: str | None = None)

Return plotnine.ggtitle including the current date & time.

groupby_plot(data: DataFrame, *args)

Combination of groupby and ggplot().

Groups by args and yields a series of plotnine.ggplot objects, one per group, with static geoms and ggtitle() appended to each.

inputs: Sequence[Hashable] = ['demand:n-c-y:capita', 'c::transport', 'cg']

Keys referring to Quantities or other inputs accepted by generate().

classmethod make_task(*inputs)

Return a task tuple to add to a Computer.

Deprecated since version 1.18.0: Use add_tasks() instead.

Parameters:

*inputs (.Key or str or hashable, optional) – If provided, overrides the inputs property of the class.

Returns:

• The first, callable element of the task is save().

• The second element is "config", to access the configuration of the Computer.

• The third and following elements are the inputs.

Return type:

tuple

path: Path | None = None

Path for file output. If it is not set, save() will populate it with a value constructed from config["output_dir"], basename, and suffix. The implementation of generate() in a Plot sub-class may assign any other value, for instance one constructed at runtime from the inputs.

runs_on_solved_scenario: bool = True

False for plots not intended to be run on a solved scenario.

save(config, *args, **kwargs) → Path | None

Prepare data, call generate(), and save to file.

This method is used as the callable in the task generated by add_tasks().

New in version 1.24.1: This method uses disable_copy_on_write() to work around has2k1/mizani#38. This may cause issues if other computations (for instance, of the inputs to the Plot) rely on Pandas’ copy-on-write behaviour being enabled.

save_args: Dict[str, Any] = {'verbose': False}

Keyword arguments for plotnine.ggplot.save.

static: List['plotnine.typing.PlotAddable'] = [<plotnine.themes.theme.theme object>, {'x': 'y', 'y': 'value', 'fill': 'c'}, <plotnine.geoms.geom_bar.geom_bar object>, labs(x='Period', y='', alpha=None, color=None, colour=None, fill='Transport mode group', linetype=None, shape=None, size=None, stroke=None, title=None, subtitle=None, caption=None)]

list of plotnine objects that are not dynamic

Type:

‘Static’ geoms

suffix = '.pdf'

File extension; determines file format.

title: str | None = None

Fixed plot title string. If not given, the first line of the class docstring is used.

unit: str | None = None

Units expression for plot title.